As a loyal subscriber to my RSS feed and reader of my blog, you already know what’s going on on my InfoPath blog.
But if you’re not visiting my web site often, you might be missing out on a good few articles that can help you get stuff done in InfoPath and related Microsoft technologies such as SharePoint.
That’s why I wanted to let you know about the articles I’ve written and published on my web site in January and February.
Articles published in January 2009
- How to create a SharePoint Designer workflow that sends an email with a link to an InfoPath browser form
This article describes how you can create a SharePoint Designer workflow that is run whenever a new InfoPath web-based form is submitted to a SharePoint form library and sends an email, which contains a link to open the InfoPath form in the browser. - How to delete SharePoint list items via an InfoPath browser form using the SharePoint Object Model
This article explains how you can use the SPSite, SPWeb, SPList, and SPListItem classes in C# code in an InfoPath form to delete items from a SharePoint list. - How to publish an InfoPath form template as a new SharePoint site content type
This article provides the steps required to publish an InfoPath form template as a new content type on a SharePoint site. - How to send email from an InfoPath browser form in SharePoint
Learn which options are available when you want to send an email through an InfoPath form that is running in InfoPath Forms Services in SharePoint. - How to update a SharePoint list via an InfoPath browser form using the SharePoint Object Model
This article explains how you can use the SPSite, SPWeb, SPList, and SPListItem classes in C# code in an InfoPath form to update values within a SharePoint list. - Programmatically retrieve the value of another field in the same row of a repeating table in InfoPath 2007
Use the Site property of the XmlEventArgs object in the Changed event of a field in a repeating table that is bound to a SharePoint list to retrieve the value of another field in the same row of the repeating table. - Programmatically submit an InfoPath form to a SharePoint library, send an email, and then close the form
This article shows how you can use the FormEvents_Submit event handler to programmatically execute 2 data connections, one to submit to a SharePoint form library and the other to send an email, when submitting an InfoPath browser form, and then close the form afterwards. - Using the Open XML Format SDK 2.0 to convert an InfoPath form into a DOCX file
This article shows a simple example of how to use the Open XML Format SDK 2.0 and C# code to convert and add the data from a rich text field and a repeating table to a Word 2007 document (DOCX file).
Articles published in February 2009
- How to pre-fill a repeating table in InfoPath with rows of data
Learn how you can add default rows to a repeating table in InfoPath, so that when you open the form, the repeating table already contains a certain amount of rows with data. - How to submit rows of a repeating table in InfoPath to a web service
Learn how you can create a .NET web service that accepts data from the rows of a repeating table on an InfoPath form. - InfoPath Basics: Repeating control basics in InfoPath
This article explains the basics of repeating tables and repeating sections in InfoPath. - Programmatically create a custom SharePoint list from a repeating table in an InfoPath web-based form
Learn how you can use data from a repeating table in an InfoPath web-based form that you open on a SharePoint site to create a custom SharePoint list. - Set the value in an InfoPath form from a SharePoint Designer workflow
Learn how to promote InfoPath form fields so that you can set their values through a SharePoint Designer workflow.
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